Arnolds Keys Blog
Insights and updates on the property market. Featuring opinion pieces and brand news across residential, commercial and agricultural sectors.
PRACTISING WHAT WE PREACH
21 February 2024
While it is customary to cite the pandemic as the reason for all sorts of seismic changes in the way we work, in reality Covid simply accelerated a process which... Read more >
REFORM FOR EVERYONE’S BENEFIT, NOT JUST CYNICAL POLITICAL GAIN
16 February 2024
After many delays, this week housing minister Michael Gove finally outlined a timetable for the abolition of so-called ‘no fault’ Section 21 evictions, confirming that the measure will be enacted... Read more >
NORFOLK’S MARKET TOWNS EXPERIENCING BUOYANT DEMAND FROM BUYERS
9 February 2024
Quality of life is often cited as the reason that so many people want to come and live in Norfolk, writes Kate Gillard. Read more >
MASSIVE WAREHOUSE PREMISES AT SHIPDHAM COMES TO THE MARKET
29 January 2024
One of the largest warehouse premises to be offered to let in Norfolk for some years has been launched onto the market. Read more >
PROPOSED PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS CHANGES COULD BRING OPPORTUNITIES
27 January 2024
Government consultations on proposed changes to legislation such as the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 can sometimes be so dry that they pass many people by. Read more >
2024: PROPERTY FUNDAMENTALS WILL OVERCOME THE UNCERTAINTY
24 January 2024
January is traditionally a time for looking ahead, but as I said in this column 12 months ago, making predictions is a dangerous pastime at the best of times, writes... Read more >
IT’S WINTER, FIRE UP THE BOILER. BUT IS IT SAFE?
19 January 2024
Winter has finally arrived in Norfolk this week, with the mercury hitting negative territory, and tenants everywhere are firing up their central heating and gas fires in an attempt to... Read more >
A WELCOME JANUARY CONFIDENCE BOOST
12 January 2024
Less than two weeks into the new year, and already we are seeing a more confident property market than in recent months, writes Sue Hall. Read more >